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I v : ,, , ....x ~...4.:.:to‘ a it—r • -.. ,--, - 4 , •-• LN, 641 . :: .. 4-- k' , Li' ,‘.-1.5...,,r-vz -• : . 'l4) /Or -1 li r i r -- -41 z - 3 1. 3 U - • , Streni/onj - three 03- f ll6. 3506.1 lk _ _ ;NEW THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. ON MONDAY EVENING, May 7 , will be pelforwed the Tragedy of - HA LET, PRI N CE OF DENMARK. • Hainlet; Mr..KEMBLE. To=which will be added, the Pantomime of . HARLEQUIN PEDLAR; Or, TtiE HAUNTED WELL. - Harlequin Pedlar, Mr. BOLOGNA, jun. ; Clown, Mr. GRIMALDI ; Columbine, Miss ADAMS. 'l, l °XeS 7s. Second Pricejs. 6X.—Pit 3s 6d. Second Price „,k;allery zs.. 'Second Price Upper C;allery is.• • Waces- for tilt Boxes to , be taken of Mr. Br3ndon, at the Box-Office, in Prince's-place, Hart-street, from Ten 4,Four. r. te Doors will be opened at Half past Five, and ,the Play Rtn at Half past Six. W, ) , 4 uesd v Macbeth ; ' with The'Flitch of Bacon.-OnL' i nedav, king Henry, the Fourth, Part L ; with The "ck Soldier 411 1 :!le Puhi:c are respeafully in armed, that a new Musical t"..piece is in rehearsal, and will very soon.be produced. li"akspzare's Hist- , rical Plays of King lohn. and King i t rY the Fourth, Part and his Comedy of As You Like ' ate in preimrati ii, with new Scenes, Dresses, ,84C. • TWENTY.SECOND TIME. tI ' LYCEUM THEATRE. tklerthe Special Licenseot-the LORD C lIAM E R LAI N, inted tor the present Season to the joint application of all Parties principally interested. 1 .1 HEIR Majesties' Servants, forming the COM iCI IS Yot the late KU Y LANE • THEATRE,. 01 ) l' t: SENT F-V !ANC, May 5, “:0, per -1114 new Serio. Comic Opera, in Three Ads, called • THE MANIAC"! • Or, TIIE SWISS 13ANDLIFIL TUe Ch,raiiers by. -. Mr LIPI'S, Ntr. HOLLAND, • WR , P.If;IiToN, Mr. RAYMOND, N.r. SMITH, Mr. SMITH, I)(.'VTON, NIATHEWS, Mrs. mOLJN IN, Mrs.I3ISHUP„ Mrs. 131...eL,N1). 4 fter which (32d true) a new Musical Farce, in Two Acts called • HIT OR MISS ! he Loaracto. ray Mr. pr,Ni.Ey..vir - tn. CAMP, 'MI. MA I'IfEWS, Mr. KNIGHT, • • Mr. )ofiN'S i.*()NE, Mr. FISIILK, • Mr. Mr. EVANS, • Mrs. SI'Ai:K.S, Miss KELLY, Nirs. BLAND. () Ites 6s. Secondl'l'l:e 3s:--Pit 35. 6d: Seconci'Price P rice za. Second price is. Upper_ Gallery is. Second • 1. . . u f .:ixe s places to be taken of Mr. Spring, in the Box -I.l";''', :it tt Strand entrance ;of whom•may also be had, Ri t a . Witt be opened at kjal f Past Five, and the lay . past Six. Ili, 1, The A . liniaci or, The Swiss Banditti; with J: SALISIWRY WTRIENNIAL MUSICA r FESTIVAL li:Lbe ceiebraed on .TUESDAY 'the Loth k. , of jell v ; an:i two rollov•iag-days, on same brand• cas i n !..<;rtn,A . v e as. .s., P rils,ipaf Per tot , et ., tl ready enraged are, Madatm C . .TA LAN% • Mrs A - .IIE, • Mr. IlEk I,A MY. Mr. LOSS, And Mr. BARTLI.M9AN. t-- Violoilcelo • Mr. LINDLEY; .tatler of the Band (wind; wil l' be numerous and complete), Mr CRAMER. E CON ANNIVERSARY. • ri:P.'• ETON ANNIVERSARY will be held at 'l , , the Crown at d Anchoravern, nc hor Tavern, in the Strand, on SA utt i 3 AY; the gch ut May ; Right Urn. the Earl PERCY, President. I tt STY WA it DS. Ltrd C.Townsliend ltc berr i.ovei ce, Esq. F rederick Baker, Bart. R. G. Townley, jup. Esq. -narks "rownsliend John NlAnsfieW: Es I.4gs - er 1. W. :Smyth. fsq. SerjelYr Prned Morten Ecieo, I..cq des Larcach, A. Howe Hoidsworth, Esq. lli l hose Cet!•led.cn ..vhor inteml to honotir the Stewards with of 1 r cornp:aiy, irc wquested to send tar "Pickets at the Bar n le -I ible • b avera yas ste el . h ch itiner on the 'Cable at Five o'Clock. Tickets las. 6d. joIIN PORT LATIN . . THE GENTLEMEN of ST.- JOHN's COL t!,. LEG E, Cambridge, are .requested to DIN E the tbnwn and A ni:lior Tavern, in the Strand, on MONDAY ' e May.. ST,* ARDS: Rt. R cv. t h e Lord Bishop The Hon. Robert Clive. I )f %Vorcesta. George Shee, Esq. e 1-lon. and-Rev. Hugh Robert Jenner, Esq. Gordan ,Kelly, Esq. "' Hon. and Rev. Archdea- George Gipps, Esq. • eon of Winchester. Centlenie.n who intend to honoUr the Stewards with of coitipa s ny Arc requested to. send for Tickets at the liar % t.V I e Tavern as e:irly as possible. • , tiner on the Fable at half'-past Five o!Clock.—Tickets Guinea each, ..„ CUMBERLAND SOCIETY. ' 1 1 1 - IE Seventy-fifth ANNIVERSARY will „be "t h _ held -at the Crown and Anchor TaVein, Strand, on 'LSDAY the 15th Instant, j. DENT, Esq. 11. P.- in the Chair. STEWARDS. 1. Dent, Esq. M.P. 1. Robinson, Esq. 'oloriet Salkeid, - W. Bowerhank , jun. Esq. C. Campbell, Esq. . I. Lzrwrence, Est'. I. Grisdale, Esq. • Rev. I. Addion, • S. Years; Esq. H. Dobinson, Esq.' Dinner on Table at Four o'Clock. eilicketl , r zs. , each; to be had of the Stewards, and at the Bar t he Tavern. th e t is requestedlhat. those Gentlemen, who intend to honour 1- • Stewards : with their company to dinner, will procure Ic kets Qn or before the 11th - instant. _ .....____. WYKEHAMIST MEETING. lIIIE AN N I \TER S A 111 r- ME ETI N'G. of A.„ L W YKELIAMIST ‘'‘'ill be held at the , Crc.wn and. 1 -e nor Tavern the' Strand, on TM,/ RS DA Y the.l7lll it , r.lt, where the Noblemen and Gentlztm.'n educated,at ~ '.er o f the two St. Mary winton Colleges arc requested to ‘teod._ si r - LWIYRDS. rilomas tones, Bart. • Thos. Goddard,,Bs9. Al P. .r,.e Rev; Dr. I3usbv, Henry Satidforii, Esq. Hon•and Rolf .B. (en - John Francis Gtintirg, Esq. • • • j The- Rev. hd, r * thuberly, LI.. D. . The Rev. lames .s'apletan. Dinner on Table at 1 ire o'Clock . • ' Tickets to be had at the Crown and Anchor Tavern. war on a rivateer of cruize off .iion is re. consisting uall ; it is hed, but 3 y hive got Grace and Tiger, •fract on) New" del ; and sail to IA 'reach pry Nen Her cruize. esty!s brig i~lajest}' 's / bomb. ; day bi l id Daithne ship, 304 and th. Eleanor! J' e wca stil ) Cheer 4, for ships P(P . e Thogas h eld WOS d retort fi e lds Lge s- t d , o gyes be Hou se to Sher ds direc ted to requsc *port 1 °: se arPP' d read 0 " a pay ihe • I . N r Of erno• JeE Nted to bl", o Elo 11 0 ; It, 'All rt to ill Ho be a v rcli c • t t) i `:: l : c on to (lj M 3 Yf r e seci4"C/- Wernher' had t eti u t 0 Lb. , reiatig° he . sur mal l ill, Bar' very supPQ" gtla ' ter !WI tIP' (Xi CID / Pe° • A l C r and 1, 1 '; ; I ; 311 i 6 Yea rrey , htt iISIOII AR, SA T Utz DA Y, MA.I. - 5 , 1810. For the BENEFIT of Mr..)OFINSTONE: LYCEUM THEATRE. lI - IEIII. Majesties' Servants fo rm i n g the Com pally of the late Drury-lane Theatre, on MONDAY; the 7th ot May, 1810, will perform Colman's CoMedy of • • ' JOHN BEJLI;; - Or, AN ENGLISHMAN'S FIRE-SIDE. Dennis Brulgruddery, Mr. JOHNSTONE - . En which Charader he will introduce, tin that Night only, • the following Songs, written expressly for him, by G. COL:MAN : " A . Chapter on Pockets." End of the Second Aa, "- An Irish Parody on Shakspeare's Seven Ages ;: 'or, The liallyporeen Poet's Life of Condy Magan." And, by way of Epil,)gue, The Birth, Parentage, Christen ing, Marriages, and other Family Misfortunes' ot Dennis Brulgruddery. Lady Caroline Braymore, Miss DUNCAN ; Mary Thornberry, Miss RAY; ' Mrs. Brulgruddery, Mrs. SPARKS. ,After which; the Musical Entettaiurneht of THE . REVIEW; Or, THE WAGS OF WINDSOR. Looney Maetwolter,_ Mr. JOHNSTONE, Tickets and Places to be.had of Mr. Johnstone, s,lTavi stock-row, Covent-Carden ; and of Mr, Spring, at the Box- Office it. the Sr rand neranca: A LES OF ESTATES. ISLE: 'OE--THANET. - - - FIVE FREEHOLD MARINE RESIDENCES, GAR .. DE NS AN 13, I, .AND. TO BE SOLD BY. AUCTION, By Messrs. HOGGAWr4nd PHILLIPS, At the Auction Mart, on - friday;. une‘ t,, at Twelve o'C lock, in Eight Lots; by Order of the Asignees of Mr. JOFI.K • SPOTTISWOODE ASELECT and very Desi ra bl e FREEHOLD - ESTATE, comprising four recently finished Dwell ing -houses, suitable for the immediate reception of Genteel FamilieS, situated in a retired beautiful spot,. in front of the Sea, afkingsgat,, between Margate and Ramsgate, in the County of Kent, with a brick timbered Carcase, about 43 feet by 36, three stories high, with Sashes,Frarnes, Stating Boards, and an elegant stone Portico front, with an excel lent Kitchen Garden, walled, and Ground laid out for a Ga r den attached to each Houle; flourishing Shrubbery, Plea sure-Grounds, Paddock, arid 'a quantity of Arable 'Land ad. joining, containing together about 16 Acres. - To be viewed by applying to William B rewer , o n t h e Premises, and particulars' had twenty days previous to the Sale; at the Fountain, Canterbury ; the Royal Hotel, Mar gate; King's Head,. Ramsgate ; Rose, Broadstairs ; George, Sittingbourne; Crown, Rochester; of 1,1r,' Grist, Land. Su rveyor, Canterbury ; Messrs. Pourdillon and Hewett, Solici tors,, Little-street; and of Messrs. Hoggart and Philli ps , 6 2 , Broad -street, Royal Exchange. • TO JOURNEYMEN TAILORS. TANTED immediately in LIVERVOOL, V item sto :Goo JOURNEYMEN TAILORS. Cot 'd Woorkrnen will meet with Encouragement, and con stant Employ' at27s. per Week Wages, or Piece-work in pro portion, by amity tog to the different -Master• Tailors and Draper- in Livefv,9l. I rilthddie-gged PERSON of R e spectability idles to engage uirnseit to superintend and take an active part in a, ,;ood Established Business, or to Sell by Commis- Sion, or as 'an Agent, where integrity, sobriety, honesty, "and atteniiwk, Are indispedsably necessary. The Brewing, Corn, or, Malting Trade, in or tear London, will be preferred. The most teslieilable References will be given. Address 13. S. Na. 2. Chiswell-street. 1- UR HUNDRED 4X,X A CHANCES. Q WI FT. and Co. are SeEng 'the Ticket &and Shares of the Nl\v" S rA - rE Lo - rTERY, consist.tig of 5,00 .umbers, the whole to be drawn on the Bth or I UN E. This Lotto ; contains, besides the usual Prim. four Extra Prizes of ONE HUNDRED TICK E I'S each, by which a Chance will be.obtained of a larger Sum 'Own ever was gained by a Ticket in any Lottery. . . _ • S IVII. lC and ,c.-o. have , had the satisfaction to divide am o ng flee Public in the iast and late Lotteries, Fifty Of the great 'Pr'us, at their ()likes, NO. IC Poultry„ (established in r 759). No. i ' 12, Cli,:ralg cross, and No. 31, . Aldgate High street. ETWAT, late. Partner witti the deceased ANI E BRA NSCOM 8, has the pleasure of anuounc. hag to his Friendi'and .the public. the LOTTERY which draws Bth UN 17, gives the greatest chance 'to the Adven turer teir:so smart a risk. tour Packets cist Ticrets, One Plunked in each Packet, are to . be•given.by'the . ...ontraaors to the fortunate Holders of the First-drawn Prize above 151: when a Ticket may gain upwards of 160,0001. and Shares in iroportion: • EY POW has been truly lucky in - selling Packets. Of Tickets, No. 7,081, producing nearly 4,0001, and No. 3,618, producing 24,7651. was sold in sixteen Sixteenths, and paid by him to' the respective Holders,-who received for each Six. teenth 1,5471, tos, 3d. E. E 1 FON solicits a continuance of the public favours, at his lucky 011 cc, • 2, CORNI-11 Ll., near the Niansion. House. • 2 ," at 1.10.00.. . 5Z - 4 . 2,0e.0 - 33 - of . 40,000 76 of - I,coo 47 - of - S,'"oo 99 of - - soo HOANSBY and Co. Stock-Brokers, shared and sold the above Capitd Prizes, and paid the Same on Deiband. • On I UNE the Lth the STATE LOTTERY will begin and tinniti. --Four Extra. Chances are given, by which the Holder of only a Sixteenth Share can obtain Six Thousand Guineas ; Tickets, Halves, Qua; ters, and Eighths, their se veral proportr ns. • Orders, by Post ár Carrier, executed on the same terms as it inesent, at their Olu Established State Lottery Offices, 26, (.7oint:!!, 'and St Nlargar-cs Hill, Borouz,ll. Sold TWENTY CAPITAL PRIZES to 1., tile Iswo last Lotteries, in Shares, at 4, combat, and 9 , i baring;- cross LA'S I L() V a tentine's'Day, 14th Pebruary, iSio. Prize Ok . . . 4200300 I - - S,uoo LATE LOTTERY, Drawn, . 20th Oatuber, 18.1sg. 2 Prize of - 2,0,000 I 7-- - - 1,000 1 3 Soot 2 tz Capitals. 8 Capitals. 1,000 500 TICKETS and SHARES for the NEW LOTTERY, which begins and ends on the Bth of I UN E, are now seltli.g as - above. .; The Scheme abounds with the usual number of Money Prizes, besides which the Contrador gives - FOUR EXTRA PRIZES Oh-400 WHOLE TICKETS, by .which a Single Ticket way - gain upwards of too,oool and a Sixteenth - 6,000 Gitineas.—Shetnes to 'be had, with parti culars, at A, Cotnhill, or g, Charing-cross, London. . RANSCOMB and C j) Success, Sold with their usual great In Last Lottery in 78 Shares, • In the preceding Lottery, No. 3,734 . . . £.20,000 No. 2,618 . . . ,C 20,000 4+ 6 5.4 • . • . • 5, 000 383 . . . 1,000 sof 5001. each 2i503 3of soot. each . • 1 : 500 Being Shares of almost every Capital tkerein; , and in Last Year only, Six of 20,0001. and Capitals to the amount pf 2 . so,oool.•besichts the first p ocol. the last 250c01. and only 40,0001 . Prize ever shared and in previous Years to an amount beyond all precedent ; are now 'selling Titckets and Sit'res in the NEW LOTTERY, to be drawn Bth JUNE, iii, which there are Four Grand 'Prizes• of tco Trkets each, winch may produce to a Ticket 100,0001. and to a Sixteenth tits:wards of 6,0c01. BRANSCOMB and Co. again guard the Public against the deception set forth of their Firm and Claims of the Sale of the First and Last of Extra Grand • Prizes so given ; the FACT •is, every Sixteenth was Sold, and the fortunate Ad yeritureis each received 1547 1 . i6s. 3d..at their i .• OLD and - ONL Y No 37, CORNHILL4 - No. u, HOLBORN—, No. 36 - ,-HAYMARKET; and No. 269, STRAND. They will never falsely as s ert they divided a Capital which was not absolutely SHARD and SOLD to the Public as above. • CURE OF STONE AND .GRAVEL: MR.PERlTY,Sggeon,No.9,Southampton-street, Bloomsbury-square, Proprietor of ADA ..NlS's SO L VEN T i a mild yet efficacious Cure of STONE and GRA VE L in the BLADDER orKI DNEYS, acquaints the Pub lic, that lie has for some years devoted his whole professional attention to the above Diseases. He may be consulted at his um. House on Wednesdays and Fridays, where he dispenses the Solvent in bottles of 4s. 6d. .1 Is. and ;1. zs. Stamps included, two of which last never fail to• correEt. the calculous d athesis in the habit, and thereby prevent the Concretion of Sfone in persons of a sedentary life. The re cent and remarkaAe Cane of a Friend of Mr. Whittle, Fleet street, in the confirmed Stone, is another instance, among -vast numbers .of the efficacy of this Remedy. Sold also at ' Bacon and Co's, No. Iso, Oxford-street, and at Bolton's, front of.the Royal Exchange, the Author's'" Dis quisition of the Stone and Gravel," Ninth Edition, price is. 6d.• containing many extraordinary Cases, .some of per fect recovery, even after the operation haft been. resolved on, may be had at' all the Booksellers. VALUABLE FREEHOLD DAIRY, and. ARABLE FARM, with a respectable eARM-HOUSE, near EL. THAM, KENT, with immediate possession. TO BE SOLI) BY 'AUCTION, By: Messrs. HOGGART and PHI LIPS, 'At,the Auction Mart, 'on Friday, - lane 1, at 12, in One Lot, A VERY desirable FREEHOLD FARM, called 171,.. Clay's ; . delightfully situated , on the border of the Turnpike-road, leading to Footscray, near the ten milestone from London, and one mile .fr6m Eltham, , in the County of Kent; now in the occupation of Mr. Charles Fleming, who will quit at Midsummer next. . The Estate contains about one hundred and thirty acres of uncommon r;ch. Laid, about fifty acres is prime Meadow, and the remainder is Arable and Wood; with a Farm-house, `Barns, Stabling, and Out-bUildings, Garden, Orchard, &c, well supplied with good water. Tube viewed, and Particulars had, ten days preceding the sale, at the Bell Inn Bromley : Castle, Eltharn; Tiger's 'Head, Footscray ; Inn, Croydon ; . at the Auction :Mart ; of Mr. - Arnold, Solicitor, Bedford:row ; and of 'Messrs. Hoggart and Phillips, .6f, Broad-street, where a Plan of the Estate may be seen. , • FREEHOLD ESTATE, near BIDDE FORD, DEVON. SHIRE. • TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Messrs HOGGART:and PHILLIPS, At tht Auaion Mart, on Friday, June ' at tz o'clock, ADesirable and- improved FREEHOLD ES. TATE, suitable for two Farms, containing 377 acres of Arable; Pasture, and Meadow Land, abounding with woodcocks and game ; situate in the Perish of Buckland Brewer, about tz miles from Biddeford, in the County of Devon ; with a Farm. house, Faun, Cottage, Garden, Or chard, and Out buildings;. let fora term of 23 years unex.' pired, to Messrs.- Robert and Christopher Curties, respect_ able Tenants, at a low rent of •trol per annum, and 2)s. per annum, for part expence of a Cottage ; the Land-Tax is redeemed, and allowed to the Tenant. One Thousand Pounds of the Purchase Money may -re main on mortgage for three or five yeari. May he viewed, with leave of -the Tenants; and Particu lars had ten days preceding the Sale, at the London inn, Exeter; Pack-horse, Biddeford ; Golden lion, Honiton ; Hotel, Plymouth ; Swan, '1 iverton ; at the Authon Mart ; Messrs iloggart and Uroad-atre.r, Unyal Exchaiq;e; where a Map of the Estate may be seen. FREEHOLD-FAMILY HOUSE, and Forty-three ACRES of MEADOW LAND, Fourteen Miles from London. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Messrs. HOGGART and PHILLIPS, At the Audinn Mart, opposite the Bank, on Friday, june 1; at IA o'clock, unless an acceptable offer be in the mean time made, by Private Contrail :, H AßE LODGE ; consisting of a spacious sub stantial Residence in excellent repair, replete with Ac commodation, and suitable for the immediate reception of a large genteel Family, seated at an agreeble distance from the high road from London to Chelmsford, in, a rural part of the country, near the Fox-hounds and Harriers, fourteen miles from - London, in the Parish of Hornchurch, a highly res-, pedable and social Neighbourhood, and - 'surrounded by good roads. The House forms a uniform brick Edifice, .with a Lawn in front, circular drive and flourishing Shrubs, ap. proached on each side. by a private road, and contains twelve 'Bed-chambers, and Dressing-rooms, with space for three more Servants'-roorns, elegant lofty Dining, and Drawing rooms, A 3 feet by - 19, commanding delightful prospcds over South Weald, Havering, and the rich adjacent country; a Li brary; or Billiard-ToonT3a feet by '2O, and t 8 feet in height, • Ht, iS feet byl4, Morning-room, excellent attached Of. fices and Cellaring. Detached, are Standing' fbr two car riages, Stall-stabling for five jaarses,cart-liorse Stable, a Well of excellent Water, and Engine-pump, Brehouse, Laundty, Yards, Dog-kennel,. Ox and Cart- lodges, Farm, and kick yards,Poultry-houses, brick Barn,Granary, and suitable Out buildings ; a large produdive Kitchen-garden fully crop ptid;'filbitrd Walk, lofty WaLs, and choice' wall and stand ard Fruit Trees, Melon-ground, Green-house, ,Plantation, Canal well sorted with Fish, 'and a quantity of excellent Meadow-lan,i surrounding the House, well fenced and in a high state of cultivation, containing together about 43 acres, with several thriving Timber-trees. The Rates and Taxes are very moderate, and there is a pew in the Church. To be viewed on Mondays, TuesdaYs, Wednesdays, and ; Thursdays, between the hours of eleven an[ lour, with Tickets oily, which, with Particulars, may be had zo days previous to tne sale, of Messrs. Hoggatt and Phillips, N 0.62, Broad-street. Particulars also at the White Hart, Romlull; White ,Hart, Brentwood, and at the Auction Mart. CAPITAL FREEHOLD MANORS and ES FATES, in the COUNTY of ESSEX, on the borders of HERTS. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION; By HOGGART. and• PHILLIPS: At the Mart, opposite ‘the Bank of England Eon Friday, June • 15, at 12 o'clock in lots, . THE CLAVERING ESTATE; comprising the valuable'and extensive Manors of Clayering with Lang ley and of Bolington, with the view of Fr4k ',ledge, and Court Baron, or customary Court, Quit Rents, Fines, He • riotts ' Rights, Royalties, „and Appurtenances. Al so t h e Half El undred of C layering, and One-third part of the Manor, of Curies, and thi,o Acres of rich Arable, Pasture, and Wood land, conveniently subdivided into the following most. de sirable Farms, viz. Bury-hill-green, Ford-end, and Starling, Green-farms, Roseway's and flail Clase, seven miles from Bishop's Storttord, and Skeans, •at Claxering, in the County of Essex, a small- part only in the Parish :of Langley, with substantial Farm-houses, Barns, Stabling, and numerous Out-buildings, in the several occupations of Messrs. Orbell, - Hustler, Charles Brand, Thomas Isaac Coles, and John Newport, under leases which will expire in about nine years; and of Mr. Henry Glasscock, and Mr. - King, tenants at will, at rents antou„ting to 18001. per annum, exclusive of the Nufits of the Manor, which are considerable. The Estate is in an eligible part of the County, nearly i n a ring-fence, interseCtd by good roads, with excellent Markets in every direction. -- May be viewed in about one month's time, with leave of the tenants ' • and particulars. then had of • Charles A rno ld, Esq. iiedford- ro.v ; at the Crown Inn, Hockerill ; the Bear, Stanstead ; Maltsters, at Dumnow ; George, Bishop's, Stort ford ; Saracen's-head and Black-boy, Chelinsford ; the Inn at Ciavering • Cock, Epping ; Green-man, Harlow ; at the Mart; and oel-loggart and Phillips, Old Broad-street, witete a plan of the Estate may be seen. PRICE SIXPENCt HALPPENIII; SAT ES OF ESTATES, Vic: • CEAM, s URR Y. FRE BIJO L M E,A H DOW, L A D, containing tire-proof Earth, and Three Acres at Rich ARABLE LAN D. TO BF: MAD - BY . AUCTION„ - By ..Messrs. IIOGGA RT lan d. PHILLI PS. At the A . *';ion Mart, on Friday, May , 25, at 12 o'clock, in , three, Lots, by order of the E tort, - Valuithlti FREEHOLD ESTATE ; consisting of seven acres 'of e'wellent intiosecl 2aeadow L'and, containing a vein of ext:::ll,:itt‘ fire. proof Clay, situate adjoin ing the village ,of Cheam; in the County' of Surry„- in the occupation of Thoinas Harris, Esq. tenal:t at will: Also tiiree.acres of rich Arable Land, •i the enclosure of Cheam 'Common, with a thrivir , :. in . front of the rpad leading irum Morden to . Kingst-ii, let to Thorms Harris,_ Esq. tensor at.will. , •To be viewed applying to Mr. Weston, carpenter; at Cheam, of whom l'artpcul*trs may he hid six d,i . .s-previous to the sale ; also at the HarrOw,.Che.arn ; the Lord Nelson, Morden ; King's Head, Epsom ; Bull, Ewell; Crick, Sut ton ; at the Mart; and of Messrs. Hoggart and Phi: ips, 62, Broad-street. EXTENSIVE Sc 'VALUABLE FREEHOI'D t STA ES, MANOR, MANSION, FARMS, and EXTENSIVE WOODS, in the PARISHES of LANGHAM. and BOXSTEI), in the COUNTY of ESSEX, 'bordering upon SUFFOLK. -TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, 'By Messrs. HOGGART and PHILLIPS, ' At the Auction Mart, on Friday, the.lsth of rune, at Twelie o'Clo'ck, in Lots, AREVERSION, op the death or n Ge nt l eman -, aged 55, to the following . valuate):: FREEHOLD PROP E RT Y, - situate about seven miles froM Colchester, 1 4 from IpsWich, three from Dedhain, and 58 from Lcndon, itt the County of Essex, viz. • The Manor of 1.,a I I gham, situate in the Parish of Lang.. • ham, with all the Royalties, FineS,,HetiotS, Reliefs, Ser vices, Amerciarnents, and - all - Profits of Courts, Lord, Rent, &c. ; and the Manor HOuse,.called Langhain • Hall, with at tached Offices, Pleasure-grounds, and Premisei, - Situate in a delight NI part 'of the County bordering upon Suribik, form ing a very desirable residence fur a large respedable Family, now in the occupation cf Capt. Watson. A coinpa(q and very valuable Farm, adjoining Langham hall, lying in a ring fence; containing about 300 acres of rich Land, with a substantial • Fa - rim-house and Out-build.. .ings ; in the occupation 9f Mr. G recne. - Three desirable compad Farms, lying in the above parish of Langliam, containing together acres of - rich Lanai, with Farm-houses; Baro, and Out-buildings, in the several occu pations of Messrs. Greene, King, and Clark. The sßacious, .substantial and ancient Farm-house, called Langham-Lodge, with Barns, and Out-build ngs , ari d 1 8 7 acres of ?Mt Land, in the occupation of Mr: John Vince. Also a rich Farm, in the Parish of Boxsted, and divided . only by the navigable river Stour from . the county of Sufi - 91k, With a Farm-ho Use, and 8e acres or rich Land, in she occu pation of Brook Bridges, Esq. and Mr. G. Endti,.:(l;* and zo Woods, lying together, and in a ring fence, containing up. wards of 300 acres, with the healthy growing Timber upon .the same, which consists of fine oak of upwards of 41 years growth, , - .The Estates can only be leased, subjea• to the above I ife 013 s, and are now much under-let; the present rental; ex. elusive of wood, being only 9341. per annum. May be viewed; op application to t•e respeClive Tenants, and Particulars had, ao days prior to the Sale, at the Blue Posts, Wiltham ; Cups, - Colchester ; King's Head, Mal. don , Golden Lion, I pswich•; King's Head, N orwich ; of Mr. Evans, Solicitor, St.. M:ldreri'scourt, Poulti'y ; at the Audion Mart ; and. of Messrs. Iloggart - and Phillips, Broad-street, Royal Exchange ; where a Plan of the Estate may be seen. , SPACIOUS ELEGANT RESIDENCE AND LAND H A N TS. TO RE SOLD ,BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, By Messrs. HOGGART and PHILLIPS, AN Substantial MODERMA NSION, finished within a few years at a considerable expence, in com plete and elegant repair, and suitable for the immediate re.. ception- Oa Faintly of distindion, delightfully situalit about five miles from Southampton, with numerous Offices, Stab.. ling for seven horses, Stand•ng for two carriages, - - a Servant's Cottage, excellent Kitchen-garden, Melon, Grounds, very productive Orchard, an elegant Lawn, and a quantity of ex cel-lent- Land adjoining, containing together about nineteen Acres. The Purchaser will have the option of the elegant and ap. propriate Furniture, at alair valuation. To be viewed with Tickets only, which, with further par. titulars, may be had of Messrs. Hoggart and Phillips, 6z, Broad. street, London. WORCES - TFRS/-11-R E. VALUABLE IMPROPRIATE RECTORY AND G R EAT "I'YTI-1 ES, TO BE SOLD BY AUC LION, - By WILLIAM HANDY, At the . Golden-Cross Inn, in 13romsgrove, on Monday, the 7th of klay;i810, at Four o'Ciock in the Afternoon, sub. jed to Conditions to be them pr awed, 2i.VALUABLE LEASEHOLD ESTATE; com prising the lAI PROP RI ATE RECTORY or PAR-. SON AG Eof STOK E-P RIO R, in the Comity or Worcester; which consists of about twenty-three Acres of Glcbe Land, and Tythcs of Corn and C;:ain arising or - increasing upon upwards poo Acres of Lan ,f, within the Parish of Stoke- Prior aforesaid, bring the whole of the Tytheable Lands .within the same Parish. ,• • The - above Estate is held under the Dean and Chapter of WorceSter, by Lease, for twenty-one years, renewable every s .ven, - at"a moderate Fine, and 'which- was renewed in - No. vember last. Stoke-Prior is situated near to the Minket-Towns of ,Bromsgrove and Droitwich, being not more than one mile from the former and three from .he' hitter ; and the Line ot the Worcester and Birmingham Canal runs through tire Parish.. The Lands arc very rich and• productive, - and it is . considered one of the finest Wheat Parishes in the County of Worcester... Mr. Charles Parrott, of the Brick-I louse, in Stoke-Prior,', will appoint a Person mshew the Parish ;. and printed Par:. titulars :nay be had at the flop-Pole Inn, Worcester ;: the Golden-Cross, Broins6rove; the George inn, Bewtiley ; at - Garraway's ,Loodon,; of Messrs. BenboW and Hope, Solicitors, Lincoln's-Inn, London ;• of the Auctioneer, Worcester and of Mr. ,Buoy, Attorney at-Law,llewdley, where a Map of the Parish way be seen. AN AR CO - MNIERCE. To EAST and W EST-1 N-D lA, - AMERICAN, and RUSSIAN MERCHANTS. T P. HEATH, ONottingham, informs the. Mer j • chants of England, and Traders in getkral, that for the convenience of Sale, he has placed his. lUN I P 1.1 R'S ES SENC E of PEPPERMINT and other Medicines in the hands ot Messrs. Shaw and Edwards, 66, St. Paul's Church yard. - lI I NIPER'S ESSENCE or PEP 1-) ER MINT i s - we ll known as a sate, elfedual,' and pleasant remedy. i n El atu - , lencies,C.outy andCholiCky pains in the Stomach and Bowels, Injigestian; Hysterics, Sea Sickness, Nauseaattendant,on Plegnancy,' Relaxation, and Lassitude, ari s i ng fritn Atm s. pheric Heat, want of Appetite, Injuries twin InJement -Weather, the Abuse , of Spirituous Liquors, - and in the Spas modic Alleetions of the Stomach and Bowels, so common to Infants—adapting the dose to the urgency, of the ease.' As a Family Medicine, or for the Afrny or Navy, it will be fOund a valuable acquisition. Sold wholesale and retail, by - Messrs. Shaw'and Edwards, 66, St. Paul's Chureh-yard, but none. are genuine; exc,pt each bottle has " j . P. Heath, Nottingham," engraved on a Black I n Stopper Bottles, zs. std.--and in Phials 2s. 4d. and is. ' \F